Survive and Save Training are working in partnership with the North London Jewish Youth Organisation to deliver an ASA/UKCC Level 2 Certificate for Teaching Aquatics for 12 of its female teachers. This is a ladies only course being delivered by one of our Tutors Ellie Purvis, to allow the ladies to become fully qualified swimming teachers. The group running at Kings Hall Leisure Centre in Hackney and have been to be able to access Mayors Legacy Funding with assistance from our company.
Sharon Wyler from the organisation commented after the first session of the course:
"All the teachers enjoyed the session immensely. The teachers were impressed with the tutor's knowledge, how much she knows and the help that she can offer them. So far it has been a terrific experience."
This partnership has been developed from a long standing association that Director and Company Secretary Sally Baldwin has with the organisation through the Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medallion programme.
Mayor's Legacy Funding
Mayors Legacy Funding now available for all ASA/UKCC courses delivered through Survive and Save Training. Funding of up to 75% of the course fee is available against all ASA/UKCC courses.
The amount of funding available is dependent on the number of hours you
commit to volunteering at your organisation.
Am I eligible for funding?
Funding is available if you can meeting the following criteria Live in and can commit to volunteering in one of the London Boroughs Work for a London based community sports organisation or leisure provider and can commit to volunteering with them.
How do I apply for funding?
If you want to apply for funding let us know before booking your place. You will need to complete a form detailing how much volunteer time you are prepare to give and where, along with the name of a referee at this organisation who will be responsible for verifying your volunteer time.
You will then be required to pay the balance of the course fee (non-funded part) to us, the funded part of the course will be paid to us by the National Skills Academy who administer the Mayors Legacy Funding. The important message here is talk to us first before making your booking. We cannot reimburse any fees paid in error or retrospectively fund training.
What courses are funded?
All ASA/UKCC Level 1 and 2 Teaching Aquatics and Coaching qualifications are eligible for Mayors Legacy Funding. Our summer course programme detailed below can all be funded.
ASA/UKCC Courses
ASA/UKCC level 1 Certificate for Teaching Aquatics
This is the starting point for anyone wanting to teach swimming. The only prerequisite for this course is that you should be at least 16 years old on the final day of the course.
Do not delay in booking your places on our summer courses - spaces are going fast.
Ref: L1T0611 | Cost: £350
Dates: Friday 24 June, 1, 8, 15 July 2011/ Sunday 26 June, 3, 10, 17 July 2011
Times: Friday 18:45 – 22:00/Sunday 09:30 – 16:30
Venue: Harrow Leisure Centre on Fridays and St Helens School Fitness Centre on Sundays
Ref: L1T0811 | Cost: £350
Dates: Monday 1 August - Friday 5 August 2011
Times: 09:00 – 17:00 daily
Venue: St Helens School Fitness Centre
Pre-requisites for this courses:
Age at least 16 years on the last day of the course
ASA/UKCC Level 2 Certificate for Teaching Aquatics
Ref: L2T0711 | Cost: £650
Dates: Saturday 23 July – Saturday 30 July 2011
Times: 09:00 – 18:00 daily
Venue: St Helens School, Northwood
Note that this course has only 2 spaces available
Ref: L2T0811 | Cost: £650
Dates: Sunday 21 August – Sunday 28 August 2011
Times: 09:00 – 18:00 daily
Venue: St Helens School, Northwood
There are a number of pre-requisites for this courses:
Age at least 17 years on the first day of the course
Hold either:
• ASA/UKCC Level 1 Certificate for Teaching Aquatics
• ASA Level 1 Certificate for Teaching Swimming
• ASA Assistant Teachers Certificate.
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Survive and Save Training delivers excellence – its official!
Following the Annual Centre Review visit on Tuesday 1st March 2011 Dr Pauline Palmer with two other representatives from the ASA Awarding Body, Survive and Save Training have been commended for delivering excellence throughout its organisation to both learners and organisations registering on its courses.
The excellent grading and comments received from the review covered everything from first booking contact, to delivery by the tutor, resources, facilities, quality assurance processes and most importantly the results achieved by the candidates.
To read more about our centre review click here.
SIMPLY THE BEST!
Survive and Save Club/Survive and Save Training achieve Aquamark PREMIER Status.
The first club in the country to achieve to meet industry standards for our learn to swim programme.
Click here for the full story.
For more information about Survive and Save Club, click here.
Survive and Save Training rated Outstanding!
Following our recent monitoring visit from a British Swimming lead tutor, I am delighted to announce that both our training centre and monitoring of our course delivery has been graded OUTSTANDING.
Julie Gibson was the appointed main lead tutor conducting the visit. She commented on the following:
Tutor Monitoring
“This was a superb session demonstrating excellent practice. Thank you. Action plan – To continue delivering at this excellent standard”
Centre Monitoring
“An excellent service to their locality. They show excellent attention to detail and offer courses that give learners the opportunity to both progress and excel. There were many examples of excellent practice with few suggestions for development. Critical success factors for the future focus mainly on maintaining good practice. Coupled with the Lead Tutor Observation this Approved Centre offers an excellent service.”
Ray Lau
Education and Development Director
August 2009
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